5 May 2015

Starting and Stopping JBoss Application Server

Starting the JBoss

Before going through this tutorial we assume that you 're done with JBOSS installation. If not, please check JBoss Installation.

To start JBoss AS open a command window on your computer and navigate to JBoss bin directory. Then issue the following command:
standalone.bat
After running the above command JBoss server will be started if there are no errors and you will see some server log messages in console.

Verifying the Server

 Open a browser and try to access http://localhost:8080/ you will find a page shown below which indicates JBoss sever is running.


Stopping the JBoss

Stopping JBoss is very straight forward. In command window (where you started JBoss) simply press Ctrl-C so that you will be prompted to choose Y/N to shutdown the server. Press Y and Enter to proceed server shutdown.

Related Posts:

     JBoss Logging Configuration

     Deployment Scanner in JBoss

     Installing JBoss Application Server in Windows





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